
Originally Posted by
Youthful55guy
I actually understand guys wanting to look good on the beach, and using testosterone with or without synthetic anabolics is no doubt effective in that regard. No judgement from me either, we all want to look good. I just get perturbed when guys don't want to admit they are using anabolic hormones for purposes other then medically necessary testosterone replacement by hiding behind the term "TRT" or "HRT". It really muddies the water and makes it more difficult for guys like me to obtain it, even when we have a legitimate medical need.
When it you put it that way, you are 100%. Point valid man. I hope you don’t think that is my intentions. My testosterone level was at 144 when I decided to take it into my own hands and consult with a lower doctor, because my primary doctor , my urologist and Endo. Were all scared To prescribe me.
For one thing, many doctors are afraid of prescribing testosterone for fear of being accused by their peers of being a pusher. They are aware that many guys fake symptoms to get a prescription and they don't want to be a party to it, but screening out those patients is difficult and time consuming. I couldn’t even describe how bad I was feeling, especially after just even exercising. I felt also depressed and my anixety was through the roof everyone my and my gf would argue ( no joke ) it’s nigjt and day since I’ve been on it. So yeah I don’t want to come off like I’m here to abuse this stuff. I definitely agree and respect Your points .
Also, they see guys on "TRT" with all sorts of side-effects from very high doses of T and/or synthetic hormones, but the patients claim to be only on TRT. It gives legitimate TRT an underserving black eye. When TRT is properly administered, your hormones should always be within physiological range, so side-effects should be minimal.
OK, I'm done with my rant.